This show is the brainchild of 2 people who are highly regarded in the magic world.  They are both highly creative people who lecture and perform at magic conventions around the world (yes there is such a thing, and they are huge!).  Their magic is original and ground breaking.  When they decided to start working on this project people in the magic world got very excited.

They had one aim in mind… To leave the audience saying ‘WHAT!?’

The initial show at the Canton Village theater (which was at this time just an experiment) sold out.  The show was rebooked for a month later and it sold out again!  This happened 3 times! They have been rebooked for a longer run in September 2018.

Luckily, they remembered to video the last performance so you can see a couple of clips below.  This brand-new show is still changing and developing and keeps getting better and better.  See it now and you will want to see it again.

 

Click on the image below to see the WHAT!? sizzle reel

 

Keith Fields

Keith Fields is a Brit who lives in Detroit.  A past world champion street entertainer and Magic circle close-up magic champion.  As well as being an award-winning magician he is also a headline comedian who has performed in comedy clubs, universities and theaters around the world.  Keith’s shows are both funny and amazing, one minute you will be laughing, the next your jaw will be on the floor with awe.  He’s appeared on many shows for BBC and ITV in the UK and since moving to the USA a few years ago is already in high demand throughout the USA.

 

George Tait

George Tait is a Detroit native that has been seen and worked on two of the largest touring magic shows to date (Masters of Illusion Live and the award-winning Illusionist live tour). His performance is a mix of traditional conjuring techniques with and a dash subtle psychology and he is taking the art of psychological magic to new levels.  He’s worked with A & E, NBC, and the CW Network. He’s performed for music groups like Metallica and Seven Dust. He also has been seen at Theaters,

 

Click on image below to see a routine from WHAT!?